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The environmental impact of mine tailings has been largely documented around the world. Deterioration and contamination of soils, groundwater and superficial water as well as alterations in the hydrological systems have been associated with mining wastes (Figueroa et al 2010). Heavy metal contamination of plants, soil and water affects several countries worldwide posing a serious threat to the health of millions of people. Due to its long mining history, Mexico is among the most affected countries by this serious environmental problem.

Plants and Soil Contamination with Heavy Metals in Agricultural Areas of Guadalupe, Zacatecas, Mexico